On the 21st Anniversary of 9/11, America Remains as Deluded as Ever about Its Enemies
You know there’s a problem when a UN entity has a clearer view of the dangers than the White House.
September 12, 2022
On the 21st Anniversary of 9/11, America Remains as Deluded as Ever about Its Enemies
You know there’s a problem when a UN entity has a clearer view of the dangers than the White House.
Yesterday, Americans commemorated the 2001 terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington. In the years before those attacks, the U.S. took little note of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, or al-Qaeda’s murderous assaults on the USS Cole and on the American embassies in Tanzania and Nairobi. H.R. McMaster and Bradley Bowman argue that Washington remains in the grip of a “bipartisan habit of self-delusion” about the dangers of al-Qaeda, which has recently restored its base of operations in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan:
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